60 Things you can do with a Y-shaped Cookie Cutter from the BYU Creamery

1. Cookies
   
2. Rice Krispie Treats
3. Pancakes
4. Jello Y
5. Brownies
6. Sand Sculpture
7. Pizza
8. Y-shaped Peanut Butter and Jelly
9. Y-shaped Mini Cakes
10. Carve Pumpkins
11. Make clay ornaments
12. Popsicle
13. Y-shaped Pepperoni for Pizza
14. Watermelon
15. Use as a photo frame
16. Fried Egg
17. Make a pin cushion
18. Make a wreath
19. Use as a napkin ring
20. Bruleed Mini Cheesecakes
21. Organize candy in a tin gift pan
22. Make a Y-crayon (melt it)
23. Freeze whip cream on a cookie sheet and cut out Y's to go in hot chocolate
24. Cut cheese with them
25. Put felted elbow pads on sleeves
26. Make homemade cards
27. Cake Decorating (sparkles inside an indent on a cake)
28. Ice Cream Sandwiches
29. Toast
30. French Toast
31. Cream Cheese Mold
32. Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
33. Stocking Stuffers
34. Fridge Magnet
35. Ice Cream Mold
36. Butter Mold
37. Beach Toy
38. Stationary Stencil
39. Place Cards
40. Balloon Weights
41. Quilt Patterns
42. Cut out play dough shapes
43. Bread Dough Shapes
44. Fudge (Bookstore fudge?)
45. Making soap
46. Homemade Chocolates
47. Hamburgers
48. Drink Coasters
49. Give as a gift!
50. Use as a key holder (keychain)
51. Make a bird feeder
52. Create a floating candle
53. Stained Glass Candy (using jolly ranchers)
54. Make a cookie cutter night light
55. Paint an autumn tree (using the Y as a stencil for the leaves)
56. Cut out a Y of beeswax and connect it to a pillar candle
57. Create a bird feeder
58. Make baked cheddar crackers
59. Cookie Cutter Handle Glued Onto Glass (cup)
60. Ice Cubes 

Need to get one of these classic metal cookie cutters?  You can buy one at the BYU Creamery on Ninth East or online from the BYU Bookstore. 

Here's the link:
http://www.byubookstore.com/ePOS/form=robots/item.html&item_number=40003669225&store=439&design=439